IRS Tax Resolution Resources
Practical guides for taxpayers dealing with IRS debt, notices, garnishments, levies, liens, and unfiled returns. Written by licensed tax professionals.
Received an IRS CP14 notice in the mail? Learn what it means, what the IRS is saying you owe, and what to do before the situation escalates.
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A CP504 is a more serious IRS notice that signals escalating collection. Learn what it means and what options may be available before a levy is issued.
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If the IRS is garnishing your wages — or threatening to — there are steps you may be able to take. Learn what they are and when to act.
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Comparing an Offer in Compromise to an installment agreement? Learn how each works, when one may make sense over the other, and what eligibility really means.
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Not filing a tax return doesn't make the IRS forget. Learn what the IRS can do, how a Substitute for Return works, and why filing is almost always the better path.
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A lien withdrawal removes the public Notice of Federal Tax Lien, even though you still owe the debt. Learn how withdrawal differs from a release and who may qualify.
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The IRS can hold business owners and officers personally liable for unpaid payroll taxes. Learn who counts as a "responsible person" and what to do.
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Potentially settle for less than the full balance
Installment Agreement
Structured IRS payment plan options
Currently Not Collectible
Pause collection if you cannot pay
Wage Garnishment Release
Help stopping IRS wage levies
Bank Levy Release
Help when the IRS seizes bank funds
Unfiled Tax Returns
Come forward and file missing returns
Penalty Abatement
Review options to reduce IRS penalties
Tax Lien Help
Federal tax lien removal and subordination
Business Payroll Tax Debt
Payroll tax and trust fund issues
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